Oct. 80, Richard Westminster

Order to supersede the further of their commission, as the king lately appointed them to uphold for not taking salmon at undue time in the waters of Ouse, and Eyre within the liberty of Houeden in the county of York and to enquire concerning trespasses in those waters contrary statute and to do certain other things contained in the king's to them, but the king had previously by patent granted the the waters of Ouse and Derwent for life to John de Barton, his in regard to putting those waters in fence for the terms appointed and that salmon may not be taken therein at such times, to the statute, and to do the other things which pertain to the of the same, and the king wishes John to have all the profits and which may arise by reason of that keeping or of trespasses waters for the maintenance of the charges incumbent upon that By C.